amy30303
Amy30303
amy30303

Having been the victim of this (in that, a drunk passenger actually vomited on me while driving), I can back a surcharge for all the passengers to pay for the vile clean up. And no, I wasn’t a designated driver looking for martyrdom. It was fucking gross, yo.

I’ve driven part time almost 2 years for Uber. I have had two pukers. First one was at about 1am on New Year’s Eve. I was compensated $40 for the mess. Cleanup cost me maybe $10, but I like to think that some of the extra was the fact that I was out of commission for one of the biggest money making opportunity for the

I have to laugh when anyone points out the former “regulated taxi services” as a noble industry that wasn’t completely corrupt and bordering in useless in most cities. I remember calling cabs in LA and they just simply not show up, or would be an hour past the time they said they’d get there. When you did get a ride,

I did vomit in an Uber and was not charged for it. I did tip like 150 bucks though, so I suppose it evens out. Not really. I’m awful.